Schneider Umweltservice puts e-charging park into operation

Meilen/Volketswil ZH – The waste disposal company Schneider Umweltservice has put a charging park for electric vehicles into operation at its Volketswil site. In cooperation with Scania Switzerland, two power units with 16 charging stations and a capacity of 800 kilowatts were installed.

Schneider Umweltservice has inaugurated an e-charging park at its Volketswil site. According to a press release, two power units with 16 charging points and a total output of 800 kilowatts were set up together with Scania Switzerland.

The energy enables vehicles to be charged quickly and efficiently, even if all stations are charging at the same time and the vehicles have to share the charging power.

By investing in its charging infrastructure, the Meilen-based waste disposal company is taking a further step in its sustainability strategy. By 2028, 90 percent of transportation tasks should be emission-free.

According to the company, seven battery-powered electric vehicles are currently in daily use. The entire fleet comprises 140 commercial vehicles, 42 of which are available in Volketswil. If charging requirements increase, the park can be expanded. ce/heg

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